The Help Me Fit Challenge offers a unique opportunity for participants to work with a certified personal trainer twice weekly over a period of eight weeks.
In collaboration with qualified dietitians, DBNR hosts educational seminars focused on nutrition.
Teaming up with Rise Up Mental Health Services, we aim to dismantle the obstacles faced in accessing mental health support for individuals with disabilities.
Over the past eight years, DBNR has proudly supported a substantial number of individuals, embracing each member as family. We offer access to a variety of outdoor social events and numerous other engaging opportunities, fostering a strong, inclusive community spirit.
Thank you for sticking with DBNR through our journey. We can’t wait to expand our reach and impact with #HelpMeFit Mobile. Now it’s your turn to answer the call to action. If you’re ready to sponsor, volunteer, or donate, please contact: info@dbnrkc.org for more information.
Disabled But Not Really offers extensive resources for the broader disabled community, organizes inclusive events, and works towards accessible communities. We also have a mobilegym that promotes physicalactivity while raising awarenessabout the disabled community.Contact info@dbnrkc.org for details.
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Disabled But Not Really is a non-profit organization founded by Wesley Hamilton. It operates as a 501(c)(3) entity committed to offering equal access to resources and opportunities for the underrepresented disabled community. The organization’s programs are tailored to enhance the quality of life for those they support, focusing on empowerment and inclusivity
Our vision is to uplift the disabled community with remarkable service. As we increase service, our awareness for physical activity, nutrition, and mental health will empower those looking for hope.
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